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It is not just this isolated case. Youtube changed their terms and conditions in such a way that affects all educational content related to infosec, more info i
by mastazi 7y ago
It is not just this isolated case. Youtube changed their terms and conditions in such a way that affects all educational content related to infosec, more info in the other HN thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20346865 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20346865
- ChrisAntaki 7y agoSpeaking personally (obv) that's scary and if they don't change the ToS I can imagine reviewers will keep making similar mistakes
- class4behavior 7y agoTo be fair, it's reasonable to forbid instructions on how to attack specific online third-party systems, just that the phrasing of YT's policy is too ambiguous and can be extended to any educational infosec content.
- mastazi 7y agoYes I agree, the article that I linked above focuses on the ambiguity of the policy wording, interesting read.